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to stop it? >> well, we suggest to do what we all agreed to do in geneva on the 30th of june when the initiative of -- supported by us, there was a meeting, ministerial meeting with five dominant members of the security council, arab league in the person of secretary-general, prime minister of qatar, minister of kuwait, as well as foreign minister of turkey, the european union and the person of -- and thenit nations secretary-general. and we spent some eight agonizing hours on that saturday, and we produced a document called geneva community by consensus. and we believe that this was a very fair compromise between the key outside players, which should be i pressed and imposed upon the parties. we then received a positive response from the assad government. this communicate among other things ask the government and their position to appoint interlockers to start a dialogue on the composition of transitional governing body. the body which would be empowered to prepare elections and the new constitution. and the government appointed such interlocutory, that position didn't do the sam

. northbound 280 at the ocean geneva exit. a ruck is partially off the exit -- a truck is partially off the exit. a truck hit a tree. traffic will be slowing down on northbound 280. 101 might be your best bet. if you use ocean again nia onramp, you will be -- geneva ona.m., you will be past -- onramp, you will be past the -- past the accident. if you are driving on the east bay commute, it's better today. it's crowded past the coliseum heading to downtown. let's go to steve. >>> a very good morning. i just tweeted out the visible satellite. cool -- we've seen colder. we've definitely seen warmer. for some, it's rather chilly but for others, it seems to be near normal. the fog bank continues to be big out there today. tropical clouds. 34 in truckee this morning. 38 in tahoe. it's getting cold in the mountains. travis is a little stronger today. i think we cool down. when concord buchanan get as west wind, that's when en-- that's when i saw it will be cooler. the season building here, that's gonna create a very fall- like system in the country. for us, it might be more of a seattle/portla

hard to bring them together. the last effort is geneva on the 30th of june. it brought together the foreign ministers of the eminent members of the security council. so there were all in geneva with the foreign minister's office, iraq, turkey, kuwait, and the secretary generaof the league of the un. and we came to an agreement on political settlement. you need political transition. they defined what political transition meant to. an interim government with foreign military powers. ensuring security forces have top months leaders. is sure you continue to offer institutions and services so that you don't have chaotic collapse this. but the moment you begin talking of an interim government with full executive powers, it means a sod is on his way out. the difference as exists today is for some he has to leave before the process. others to believe starting the process. and i have thought that they would come to new york. the security council and build on it. but instead they got into another action. the 1910. and the geneva communicate, and sitting there not be endorsed. >> host: do

in geneva. in addition to the foreign ministers of the permanent five we had qatar, kuwait, turkey and iraq there, with the secretaries general of the arab league and the u.n.. and the whole idea was to review syria, not in the competitive sort of where this group supports but to come together to see how we can move forward. and we agreed on the need for political transition and political settlement. and came up with guidelines and principleses for political-- if you wish a road masically saying there has to be an interim government, an interim government that will have full executive power. we need to try and maintain the security forces so that people will be protected and particularly in a situation where they also have chemical weapons. that has to be protected. as well as insurance that governmental institutions do not collapse. nobody wants a chaotic collapse. and everybody agreed. all, and they were to come to new york and endorse that agreement. tha has n been done yet. >> why not? >> i think when they got to new york they did not focus on building on that substantive gain in again

though i tried very hard to bring them together. the last effort was a meeting in geneva on the 30th of june, where i brought together the foreign ministers of the permanent members of the security council. so they're all in geneva with the foreign ministers, iraq, turkey, kuwait, qatar, and they secretaries general of the league of arab states and the u.n. and we came to an agreement on political settlement that you need political transition. and went further and even defined what political transition meant. that he would mean an interim government with four executive powers, and to assure that security forces have top notch leadership, and teeming to ensure the continuing -- continuity, so that you don't have chaotic collapse. but the moment you begin talking of government with full executive powers, it means aside is out or on his way out. the difference, which is total business today is for some, he has to leave before the process, for others he leaves during the process. and i had thought that they would come to new york and then the security council and build on it. >> hostit.

was opening the antiracism conference in geneva, switzerland, it was designed as a forum to reach the u.n.'s moral authority to end racism and discrimination, strengthening human rights everywhere. racism is a denial of human rights, pure and simple. there comes a time in the course of human kind when we must stand firm on the fundamental principles that binds us. there comes a time to reamp our faith in fundamental human rights and dignity and worth of us all. >> it was only the second conference of its kind in the u.n. 60 year history and as the secretary general concluded his opening remarks the man of united nations delivered the keynote -- tapped to deliver the keynote address wait the wings. >> the time is now, ladies and gentlemen. >> who would it stph-b who would it be, the guiding light who could lead the conference toward achieving its vital goals, who better than this guy,? >> and now to the podium -- >> [applause] >> this is mahmoud ahmadinejad, president of iran. something tells he he wasn't the ideal speaker to kick off this conference. host: were you there in. guest: yeah

to do that in geneva on the 30th of june when we held a meeting where the foreign ministers of the permanent members of the u.n. were there. secretary clinton was there. russia, all of them were there. we agreed on principles and guidelines for political settlement which i had expected them to come to new york and endorse. it hasn't been endorsed up to today >> jon: why is russia reluctant to endorse? >> i think actually on this one the problem was not on the russian side >> jon: let's just blame them. (laughing) jon: obviously the show is on american television. i'm sure when you visit the russian tv show, you can lay it at our feet. >> we complain that the russians and the chinese have vetoed and blocked us from taking action >> jon: that's right but i still don't know what specific effective action we are going to take on the ground that the russians and the chinese blocked. if today they were to say, okay, we have no objections, what are we going to do? and this is the question >> jon: okay. because if you're asking me, we have a terrible problem here. but have world eve

. the southern freeway coming up from daly city. it is at geneva that an accident occurred off of the freeway. it is jammed out of daly city and along the southern freeway for the northbound right. wheel of did the drive times coming up. >>darya: we are continuing to follow a developing story this morning. the u.s. ambassador to libya hand three other security staffers for were killed in a rocket attack on their car in libya. we learn if they graduate cal berkeley in 1982. the president spoke a few minutes ago condemning the attacks. >>president obama: we're working with the country of libya to secure our diplomats and we're looking to increase security at our diplomatic posts around the world. for >>jackie: fire investigators from the alameda fire department had just left. the fire broke out early this morning displeasing at least 15 people. if according to alameda fire around 1:00 a.m. there received a phone call from this two-story building that actually has four units inside. phil according to officials, bystanders and witnesses told them there were people still inside the building. at

individual. it also rejected it geneva. -- it went against the worldly individual. janine has a distinction between combatant and non-combatant. this enemy did not make the distinction between those they killed or even themselves. in that all of their inherent -- adherants were combatants, jihadists, in their eyes. harkening back to how i began, there is a security structure built on geneva meeting an enemy that was constructed on neither of these premises. beyond that, we have figured out how to make ourselves both secure and free. we decided stuff into bins. we put all of the domestic stuff over here. we put all of the intelligence derived information over here. we put all the law-enforcement stuff over here. and now, here was an enemy living between foreign and domestic, intelligence and law enforcement. for god's sake, one of them stayed in a hotel 4 miles from my headquarters prior to the attack. you see the challenge. we have all kinds of institutions. how do you adapt your institutions to the new threat? two days after 9/11, i give a talk to the nsa work force. actually, it was an em

to district 7, and we also included the whole median of the geneva underpass, from d 11 to d 7. and again, this was a zero population change. we then ran various checks, including a continuity check on the planned area, verified the plans, and we had two results on the continuity check. when we had zero population non contiguous area, and that is the area over here. that is a 0 population, nine contiguous area, because it was initially connected to district 6, and we moved out to district 10, because there is a census block that was otherwise cut off from district 6. that was done. . the other continuity check, we just wanted to verify that you wanted to parallel the islands in district 4. and that concludes our report. everything else came out beautifully, as designed. mr. mcdonnell: excellent, thank you. mr. pilpel: we did not address this earlier, and i'm not sure it bears much discussion, acceleration and deferral. i would note for record outhat anyone in an even number number district will have the effect of accelerating, so they will have voted in 2010 and again in 2012, where is an

a dialogue with all sides. >> stronger words came in geneva, where the un secretary general ban ki-moon demanded justice be delivered against any war criminals or human rights violators on either side of the conflict. fighting continues across syria. the rhetoric of the diplomat, so far, has not made any impact. >> london has officially capped off its summer of sport with a spectacular closing ceremony for the paralympics. >> we'll have more on that later in the show. first, some other stories making news. iraq's vice president said he will not return home until he is guaranteed security and a fair trial. tareq al-hashemi is currently in exile in turkey. he was sentenced to death on sunday 40 the politically- motivated murders. iraq -- on sunday for two politically-motivated murders. >> in south africa, thousands of miners remain on strike, despite the deadline to return to work. workers are demanding wage increases and better working conditions. labor unrest is posing an increasingly serious challenge to the african national congress power in south africa. >> in rome, police have

is following the commute. >>> san francisco north 280 before geneva big rig hit a tree cleared to the shoulder now. north 80 at lavorgna accident left lane slow past the scene. in san francisco this morning the big apple reveal 10:00 anywhere around yerba buena gardens expect delays, third, fourth, howard and mission. >>> when we come >>> we come back. beautiful picture from vollmer peak. thick fog up north, getting lighter 1 1/2 mile visibility napa, 2 half moon bay everybody else okay flight arrival delays into sfo. 50s right now, 60s along the coast increasing sun this afternoon, 70s bay, ♪ it's a beautiful day >>> look at aimee copeland. what a story. a courageous young woman who survived a flesh-eating disease. she came on to katie couric's new show. after that, she had a chance to meet and speak with josh. she says she has plenty to celebrate. robin on medical leave. josh and i waiting to hear from the president. >> w >> we take a look. live at the rose garden. if president is expected to speak in moments. we don't have the pictures now. weir waiting on the president. as george said, a

, north africa and southeast asia. rioters attacked the american embassy in geneva and threw tear gas to keep protesters out of the building. protesters were the streets of beirut. they called on the hezbollah leader who made a rare appearance. >>> the presidential campaign is in full swing this noontime. president barack obama is in cincinnati ohio where he announced the white house is aggressively going after unfair trade practices by china. president barack obama is demanding china's government stop subsidizing that which costs jobs. >> these are subsidies that directly harm working men and women on the assembly line in ohio and across the midwest. it is not right, it is against the rules and we will not let it stand. >> reporter: the obama administration plans to ask the world trade organization to take action against china for subsidies. >>> and mitt romney fired back against the president's statements today and mitt romney issued a statement accusing mr. obama for ignoring china for too long. he called it too little too late for middle-class families and mitt romney promised he

other communities and neighborhoods across the coming up next some of the area has we heard about geneva and in the sunset and great highway and lincoln way that we have seen particularly impacted. fulton we have heard, very impacted by this, as well as brotherhood way in district 7. so this is something -- and the bayview, and a number of other places as well -- so i know this are a number of places that are impacted by the storage of oversized vehicles and sometimes individuals who may be living in some of the motorhomes as well. so i just wanted to put this proposal out there. i look forward to the conversation we'll be having today. and i will yield the floor to supervisor cohen, but after that we'll go to the mta for their presentation. >> supervisor cohen. >> thank you legislation before us and we have a number of areas all throughout the district that do not have parking restrictions. this has led to many problems with a number of oversized and abandoned vehicles, many of which accumulate graffiti and obstruct pedestrian crossings blight in the neighborhood. and in evaluatin

the globe. thornton has agreed to go to switzerland and play for the geneva team. he actually met his wife there. other sharks are headed to over countryings. the nhl locked players out on friday. >>> south bay race car driver almendinger is calling it a learning program after being reinstated today by nascar. almendinger tested positive for amirol. >>> the giants again trying to trim the magic number to win the national league west. the west they can do is get it down to seven by beating the rockies. the dodgers were rained out in washington they will play in a double header tomorrow. not the time of year you want to have double headers stacking up. so if you can get it done in seven tonight. >> too bad about the a's. >> yeah. >>> groups heading out on whale watching trips are getting a whole lot more these days. coming up, take a look at what people are spotting up and down the northern california coast. >> wow. >> and thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 news. na add some oomph. and... top it off with a little kick. and... napkins. it's build your own burger. now at denny's.

] and reconnections efforts. and will kickoff in early 2013. and we also have a $300,000 grant for the geneva harney bus rapid transit analysis, which is again a long-term effort that we've had in that area of town, part of the county study. and in fact we're going to get some swoon funding for the local match from san mateo in addition to our own. so, congratulations to the planning staff on yet another achievement in this area and staff, bravo on that. also i'd like to congratulate the planning department because they got two grants out of this -- planning grants part of caltrans, one for mission street transit and public grounds improvement study, which is very key to that area, and another one very interesting for living alley, pedestrian network study. both of these are topics, very current. what we did not get unfortunately is the grant we had requested from the [speaker not understood] design project. but we are going to continue to support the efforts of the chair and commissioner wiener to get some near term traffic improvements in that area involving the san jose avenue ramp, off ramp from

and they are in the in any particular area, at least you might see concentrations along moscow street. alamony street. geneva and also commercial vehicles scattered throughout the greater parts of district 11. and if we are going to apply signs to limit commercial vehicles or oversized vehicles in general we will have to put signs on every block of district 11 and it seems unreal to me that we would actually be able to do that. in fact my office has worked for a number of years ever since i was been in office about how to deal with this seemingly im trackable problem of vehicles that are parked on our residential street that gets tagged and graffitis on a daily basis. it is a bliet to our neighborhood and it has been raised by people in my district and great work that the people have done in my district. but i don't see that we are going to apply signs in every block in my district to make this happen. i also have concerns that we are actually a big part of this legislation, is targeting people who are homeless or living in their cars, living in vehicles. and we don't understand the total impacts of that. so

that the mona lisa foundation in geneva a group formed to investigate the painting insists this is a second melissa also painting by leonardo da vinci of the same woman when she was 10 years younger. to support their case they prepared a found providing and a rebel documents purporting to show leonardo painted the image twice, they provided scientific proof using modern scanning techniques and brought in an fbi specialist to show the 10 year younger mona lisa would have looked like this and they cited art experts. >>> for me this is an original of leonardo >>> no it is not say other experts like the man who wrote numerous books on leonardo get arthur cam from oxford university >>> fish and is it is too perfect leonardo fiddled with his paintings and change things >>> the second moon of lisa if that is what it is on for 100 years and an english country house them for 23 years kept in london before it was bought by henry pulitzer the american collector but now only it is claimed as the real thing. mark phillips cbs news london. , we're not in london, are we? no. why? apparently my debit card

.n. high commissioner for human rights, issued the appeal before the u.n. human rights council in geneva. >> the use of heavy weapons by the government and the shelling of populated areas has resulted in high numbers of civilian casualties, mass displacement of civilians inside and outside the country, and a devastating humanitarian crisis. i am concerned that they may amount to war crimes and crimes against humanity. i am equally concerned about violations by anti-government forces, including murder, extrajudicial executions and torture, as well as the recently increased use of improvised explosive devices. >> violence continued across syria on monday with around 100 people reportedly killed, most of them civilians. unverified video shows what appear to be bodies of 20 blindfolded syrian soldiers after they were executed in aleppo. speaking in cairo on monday, the new u.n. arab league envoy to syria, lakhdar brahimi, said he will be making his first visit tohe said expectations of progrs should be kept to a minimum. >> there are no [indiscernible] and our approach is based on the fact w

to geneva, we opened the clip with ahmadinijad, they were getting a sense of what we were about. i recall, i was walking down the hallway. we were credentialed. i was walking down the hallway. there was some guy who was eating a sandwich, he looked up at me. i saw his mouth dropped. he said, why were you here? he said, it cannot be here. i said, i have credentials. he ran off. you can use the bureaucracy against them. they ended up throwing me out. only at the end did they figure out. host: what did they do? guest: they did not do anything. we were already in editing when we shot the geneva park. it fell in our lap. we stopped editing. during the printable filming, they had no clue. it was afterwards. host: knowing what you know, if you are pro-un, what are some of the things he might say about this documentary? that would argue with your premise. guest: that is an interesting question. if i was them, there are a few things i would say. i would say, why did you not give us equal time? my answer is, it is my movie. i crafted it the way i wanted. it is a polemic. you could argue that. the argu

hard to bring them together. the last effort was a meeting in geneva on the 30th of june, where i brought together the foreign ministers, the permanent members of the security council, so they were all in general have no extra, with the foreign ministers of iraq, turkey, kuwait, qatar, and the secretaries general of the league of rfc and the u.n., and we came to an agreement on political settlement that you need political transition, and went further, and even defined what political transition meant. it would mean an interim government with full executive powers. it will mean assurance that security forces have top notch leadership. will mean a continuity of service asks so you don't have chaotic collapse. but the moment you begin talking of interim government with executive powers, it meets -- it's on its way out. the difference, which is so -- is for some, he has to leave before the process, for others he leaves during the process. and i have thought that they would come to new york and then sit in the security council. but instead, they got into another acrimonious discussion o

the breakdown of the geneva agreement and the breakdown of the apartheid agreement and a series of meetings without results. what are the lessons to be learned from this? >> to put things in perspective -- you can think -- one will find going forward -- we were talking about the agreement in istanbul. the whole issue of 20% of iran's call for sanctions, the united states there is a problem that iran to want to negotiate for a position which has changed -- you talk about 20% -- they want sanctions to be lifted with them stopping 20%. the question is they are enriching. we said their right to enrich should be recognized and that would negate all the u.n. sanctions. the nuclear issue stems from u.n. security council issues. within the margins of this issue, there is room to change going forward. i think we may find that it is constrained by the fact that israel is still there. israel is not about to let go of its concerns. i think there has been a lack of dialogue. it would be good if the two sides could sit down together. they could start with this temple and hold discussions and feel of how

the word of god. it is the geneva bible. this is the bible that predates the king james bible. they brought that with them. our forefathers believe that we must have faith in the true god of heaven and in his word. his word would give you wisdom on how to live and govern your society in a way that would be a blessing to all. her foot is set on top of a that is plymouth rock. there are four smaller statues. our forefathers believe that faith was at the top. it would be expressed if it was genuine faith in these four ways. first, it would be expressed through an internal transformation of the heart, represented by morality. morality is there, etched in granite and sitting on a chair. in her right hand she is holding the 10 commandments. and her left, the scroll of revelation. to her right is inscribed int he granite, prophet. to her left, evangelist. in our forefathers understanding, faith expresses itself not as an extra not standard of morality imposed on the people, but rather an internal change of heart that is produced by the power of the gospel. then you have the standard of the command

in russia or geneva, but covers is taking place in various places. iran has serious concerns, regional and economical. he can think about israel. pakistan. these are all different issues. we should not forget the fact that time is on iran's side. the worldwide public opinion is on their side. is there any other country in the world? israel. these are all different issues concerns must be addressed sincerely. this is important. we should not forget the fact that time is on iran's side. they have rights. the world wide public opinion is on their side. even in israel and the united states, there are offices making a statement against iran. iran is not any rush. the nuclear program cannot compare to libya's nuclear program in the past. iran is there for 2500 years are more and will be there for 2500 or more. so they just take their time. they are not any rush. iran is already being treated as if they have been clear weapons by superpowers. would there be any reason for them to get together? iran is already entertaining the prestige of having the capability. what would they do something tha

on any pretext. i would go for a fifth camp geneva convention. i think we need to codify the new rules of war and define terrorism as crimes against humanity. by way of taking some of the revolutionary glamour out of the jihad and putting faces on the victim's and creating a legal basis of the people who recruit suicide bombers and plan the attacks. this does not require any sophisticated theological knowledge on the part of the united states. we would simply be showing solidarity for the victims. thanks. [applause] >> i would like to thank our two commentators for their interest in remarks. i want to pick up one point that will have mentioned -- the issue of anti-americanism is important but one of the key points to keep in mind is that there is this kind of understanding that the west is inevitably hospital -- hostile so you get the claim that someone is acting in revenge against the u.s., for instance, that has to be understood in terms of an understanding of the u.s. where there is no possibility for not taking revenge because the u.s. has to be hostile. the clearest example of thi

next some of the area has we heard about geneva and in the sunset and great highway and lincoln way that we have seen particularly impacted. fulton we have heard, very impacted by this, a

a deal to play in finland. he is close to signing a deal to play for geneva and he is expected to play for his team in native slovakia -- in his native country. >>> $12,000 was found in a home. authorities say the 69-year-old man died of heart problems and only had $200 in the bank. the gold will likely go to his cousin who is a teacher in san rafael. >>> it's just about 5:57 how are we doing so far, sal? >>> dave and pam -- dave and pam, we are doing well. we are doing nicely on san jose and has been a nice drive. also this morning's commute continues to look good on the sunole grade, at 5:57 let's go back to the desk. >>> what the libyan government is telling the world about killing chris stevens and three other worker. >> at justin herman plaza police are moving in on demonstrators and we will have a live report coming up. >>> inland temperatures continue to cool down and we will have those cooler numbers in just two minutes.

the geneva convention. to me, the german machine guns are mowing down thousands and the people being annihilated? that is you. trying to save some money as generations have before you. as someone who cares about you and about the level playing field. my biggest option is that stocks around just a legitimate form of investment anymore. that is right, not legit. it is a place to put your money and try to bro wegrow wealth. it is a positive and constructive place to put your savings. they have been a place to put your savings gold has been an unbelievable performer and bonds. but even that asset is regaining it's muster. sure the collapse of dot coms has a lot to do with how people feel against stocks. that said, there is a difference between this stuff and the high frequency scalpers -- individuals blaming themselves for buying into the lack of diversification they get that. the bank collapse represented the risk people accept when the fundamentals of companies just get crushed. but the high-speed training element, the element that caused the facebook ipo to implode and cause the stock

. wharton. geneva. southern methodist. texas. i could go on and on and on. >> dana: what does vit to do with media bias? >> bob: you said the media comes out of the the schools and they're preprogrammed by the instructors to be liberals. i'm started to list of schools that are conservative and they go on for hundreds of pages. >> greg: i don't know if it's hundreds of pages. >> bob: i just started. >> kimberly: there are three pages. >> bob: you want me to keep going? rice. st. john's. >> greg: a lot of those are not -- >> eric: there are 30 names on the list. 10,000 institutions in america. >> bob: i only got just started. >> kimberly: we don't have time for that. >> bob: of course you don't. get time for something substantive and serious. >> greg: last week, health and human services secretary kathleen sebelius found violation of federal law against engaging in political activity. she gave speech to call for obama re-election, the white house briefings, maybe jake tapper brought it up. i don't know. >> dana: it was on drudge for several days. >> eric: then jay carney was asked about i

by the mta along geneva, then those cars are just going to go somewhere else in the neighborhood. and you know, i think that is something that has not quite been looked at as well in this legislation and as i said, this is something that my office has looked at a long time. and we found out that it was prohibitive to get the signs up across the whole neighborhood because you probably have to do it across the whole city and that will be prohibitive financially and it will be difficult for the city to actually do that kind of, you know, enforcement and signage. and so, i just think that there is a lot of flaws with the approach. and unintended consequences that i am concerned about. and i am curious how the vote is going to go and i might have an amendment after we see how her amendment goes through. >> i will be supporting it. >> i have a question for supervisor dufty? >> it is these types of things that make me feel unnerved. nothing in the legislation as far as it relates to. i am glad that supervisor chu is obviously concerned also with the negative impacts that it could have on, you kn

in geneva, a nonprofit group formed to investigate this painting, insists this is a second mona lisa, also painted by leonardo e wasnci, of the same woman when she was 10 years younger than drawne that's drawn millions to the louvre museum in paris. to support their case, they mrepared a film providing an rray of old documents purporting to show leonardo painted the image twice. they provided what they said was scientific proof using modern sc quesning techniques and brought ra an f.b.i.-trained specialist to show that a 10-years-younger mona lisa would have looked like this. and they cited art experts. >> for me, this is an original of leonardo. >> reporter: no, it isn't, say other experts, like the man whose written numerous books to leonardo, oxford university's rtrtin kemp. >> i think this is a copy, yes, an nd it's a much-copied picture. >> reporter: the hint-- it's too perfect. onardo f fiddled with his chntings, changed things, and nois one shows no fiddling. well, ifs behind the claim? >> well, if it were an early version of the mona lisa, we're talking, what, $100 million- plus. y

in crystal lake these as some of the temperature drops from lake geneva will bring the sun out tomorrow. saturday and sunday will lead to a temperature recovery. the temperatures in the first five and the 11-15 day period will be below normal. we are or to have the cooler weather rich game. this cloud in our area now but there is a son out to the west. the sun will be coming in tomorrow and the high pressure with his light winds will blow for us from the rain producing weather systems off to the south and west of us. the temperatures bounceback was the son comes out. we should be getting well into the '70s over the weekend and even though the nighttime temperatures are pretty cool in the low '40's,. tonight the rain will be ending late. low temperatures tonight in the mid '40's. tamara mostly sunny and warmer with a high of 72. sunny and mild afternoon saturday with a high of 74. will show you a time lapse of the weather over the next few days and you will see the air masses queuing up for coming in next week. a grand opening to of the local teahouse. and why you may no longer be abl

and lake geneva might see temperatures in the upper 30's by friday morning ... we had 680 degree temperatures beyond this time last year we are not done with the summer yet. for tonight the clouds will enter chicago metropolitan area ... tomorrow cloudy cooler as the day continues showers in the morning building to some steadier rain for the afternoon by the time we reached friday there might be showers by the shore in the morning but the weekend looks beautiful. it will be a good football weather. time now for today's trivia question: what is the simplest design of a plant body? a. cytoplasm b. single cell c. mud uuele good afternoon. here are your winning pick three numbers:2 2 6 .... here are your winning pick four numbers: 0 4 8 4 time for sports: the white sox have struggled against tigers' starter doug fister... they've faced him twice in the last two weeks, and have not gotten more than two earned runs each time. white sox with a chance to get their biggest lead of the year.... it's tied at two in the fifth but miguel cabreara's 36th home run puts detroit up... j

of the 90 degree day lake geneva hit 94 today. these are hill producers and you can see the heavy rains that have produced three years so far as detected by doppler radar they will be sweeping into the area tonight to. here is the line as a look about 1130 tonight. we will have a partly sunny start that he stands up when the next line comes together out west. we're looking for possible severe weather in the metro area tomorrow and this follows healthy rains. 98 in o'hare today, 97 at omaha but here's the clear air waiting in the wins. 95 in st. charles today. that is the 46 time we have hit 90 degrees tomorrow we tie the record for the most 90's in chicago and we may do that before those storms arrive. we are eminently ready to get in on the storm's a severe thunderstorm watch in effect until 2:00 p.m.. variable winds at 4-14 tomorrow a mix of sun and clouds allowing it to get heated again. we will develop new storms in the afternoon or evening and those could be severe with more weather watches and high 90. tomorrow night storms at 64 in the beautiful cooler and less human thursday a h

in the united states today. a.d. at lake geneva. 77 is our reading tonight still fairly humid out there. look at the wind gusts this morning. there were big storms down state but not here in chicago. you will note that the front has gone through and the barometer starts to rise. humidity at 54%. the grass pollen is the product of the seasonal harvest of corn because this puts grass pollen in the air and you can see mold and ragweed we are at 81 but its 70 at the twin cities you can see the trajectory of our temperatures will be down but in a nice way tomorrow because of high pressure coming in right here will keep a sunny and less humid. still sees both lines of thunderstorms roared in through the deep south but nothing much showing up here in our area now watch what our model does hear it does develop a couple of showers and thunderstorms we go into a gorgeous thursday in chicago. here is where the rain fell heavily last night. here is this little lull of cooler air. the main cooling takes place friday night and saturday and there'll be a pretty good wind blowing that band. there is warm ai

this round in geneva, istanbul and istanbul, baghdad and moscow, is that despite all the talks, despite all the different modalities of getting together, there was no substance of discussion and the agreement that was reached inist tan button in -- istanbul in april was an agreement about how to talk, about how to go into talks, but there's not been one substantive stance to move towards an agreement, and i think the u.s. position is that there should be very strong pressure to get the iranians to sit down and start talking with the feeling that once they start to talk, maybe some assurances can be made. >> let me -- there's one more question. well, there's one more, okay? and then i will have to stop with the -- start with the final questions. go ahead, please. >> i'm with the national iranian council. i would like to see if i could get a couple of comments from each of you on the following. contrary to what the u.s. government officially says is not backpedaling on affairs with -- or in their support of israel, do you guys think we're seeing a potential change in u.s. policy as a result o

alert to tell you about in san francisco. northbound 280, just north of geneva. this call first came in as a lawn mower in the road and later you had four to five vehicles in an accident, and two -- four lanes, actually, number 3 and 4 lanes, blocked. so an alert is called. watch out for that if you're headed in that area. it's 9:12, this is mornings on 2. [ laughter ] [ girl ] wow. you guys have it easy. i wish i had u-verse when i was your age. in my day, we didn't have these fancy wireless receivers. blah, blah, blah. if i had a sleepover, i couldn't just move the tv into the playroom. no, we had to watch movies in the den because that's where the tv outlet was. and if dad was snoring on the couch, we muscled through it. is she for real? your generation has it made. [ male announcer ] the wireless receiver. only from at&t u-verse. get a free wireless receiver with a qualifying u-verse plan. rethink possible. get a free wireless receiver with a qualifying u-verse plan. but styling my friend's is my favorite.nal stylist they all love the latest trends but none of them want to pay fu

in direct threat to god. also rejected geneva. the primary tenant of the geneva convention is the distinction between combatant and noncombatant. this enemy did not make that distinction for those they killed, and interestingly, they did not make that distinction for even themselves. all their adherence were combatants, and she taught us, in the very narrow meaning of that world, in their eyes. harkening back to how it began, here is a security structure, built on geneva, westphalia, meeting an enemy that was constructed on neither of those promises. beyond that, we americans had figured out how to make ourselves but secure and free. we had this formula that worked for more than two centuries of the life of the republic. we put all the ford stuff over here, and we put all the domestic stuff over here. we put all the intelligence- direct information over here, and we put all law enforcement stuff over here. and now here was an enemy living in the seem between foreign and domestic, between intelligence and law enforcement. for god's sake, one of the crews that hit one of the

approaching geneva avenue with the traffic alert issued and our sensors are showing speeds very slow back into daly city. quickly going out to bridges across the bay area a stall reported westbound 92 across the san mateo bridge blocking one lane and over the bay bridge toll plaza the metering lights his been on since before 630 jammed solid to the 880 over crossing. that is traffic. >>> in the forecast a live whether camera off this is inspiration and dublin looking out toward mount diablo of cloud cover a look earlier now cleared up the the temperatures still in the '50s. there today very similar conditions to yesterday with upper 50s at the beach and '60s and '70s in the central bay and mid-70s across the peninsula. 91 in brentwood and check out thursday at 96 degrees inland in the warm weather pattern will continue to the weekend. continue to the weekend. i thought of something else we need fwhat's that? it's a 200 watts per channel dynamically balanced surround sound wireless baby monitor... with a sub wolfer. good idea you should also probably have this fuschia leather diaper clutc

level people, not only just one or two day meetings in russia or geneva, but covers is taking place in various places. run has serious concerns, regional and economical -- iran has serious concerns, regional and economical. he can think about israel. pakistan. these are all different issues. we should not forget the fact that time is on iran's side. the worldwide public opinion is on their side. even in israel and the united states, there are offices making a statement against iran. iran is not any rush. the nuclear program cannot compare to libya's nuclear program in the past. iran is there for 2500 years are more and will be there for 25 hundred or more. -- 2500 or more. so they just take their time. they are not any rush. iran is already being treated as if they have been clear weapons by superpowers. why would they go one step further to attract that? therefore, we should not forget thatiran is already entertaining the prestige of having the capability. and, we should not forget, has the nuclear capability. if there are any questions, i will be ready to answer. thank you. >> tha

. he went there and got money from other people. shanghai in paris and london. oh, yes. and geneva. that is swiss, right? maybe the president should give all that money back. there is something interesting about all that, isn't there? you never know. well, this is why we have a lot of democrats right now wishing that there could be an intervention. instead of a convention. by the way, these are just the headlines out today. during president obama's first term, it has plunged by 126 -- this is network down -- $1000 to $77,000 now. we want to talk about the cayman islands and the governor's taxes. how about item number seven? average incomes are falling from $49,000, topping $45,000. making an even 31%. compared to 20% four years ago. are you better off than four years ago? you have to take a look at the numbers. i know that the democrats have convened, but it's not too late for them to intervene. if you're wondering about the numbers at the bottom of the screen, that is the number of days that president obama has been in high schools or colleges. one out of every 10 days he has been

tried very hard to bring them together. meeting in geneva does the 30th of june, bringing together the permanent members of the security council. kuwait, iraq, qatar and the secretary general of the league of arab states and the u.s.. we came to an agreement. you need political transition. that meant an interim government to ensure security forces with top-notch of leadership so that you don't have chaotic collapse. but that means the is on his way out. the difference is c. hess to read the avoid the process. i have thought they would come to new york and build on it. instead they got into discussions on the 19th of june and it has not been endorsed. >> host: do you worry with the peace plan they offered a fig leaf that was in the process of negotiating but to carry on killing people? >> guest: that is what some people say. i believe the elements have to be implemented as we go sooner or later. it was designed to end the pilots for the thousands who are imprisoned three access to humanitarian help to create an environment to the does to political discussions. first of all,, i came

hard to bring them together. the last effort was meeting in geneva on the 30th of june where i brought together the foreign ministers and the members of the security council. iraq, turkey, kuwait, and the secretaries general in the u.n. we came to an agreement on political settlement that we needed political transition. we need to define what it meant. that will mean an interim government with full political powers. forces of topknot leadership. that will manage continuity and services so that you don't have chaotic collapse. the moment you begin talking up interim government with full powers -- it has to be before the process. for others, he leaves during the process. and i have thought that they would come to new york and endorse it on the security council. but instead, they got into another acrimonious discussion on the 19th of june and that was that. >> host: you worry that gave them a fig leaf in the process of negotiating, but actually does to carry on killing people? >> that is what some people say. but i believe that the elements of the six-point plan will have to be implemente

was bound for geneva and conversations on the the u.n. flag -- under the u.n. flag. those of you who are into trivia, i would not suggest to admit to you are, just get counseling. [laughter] you may have heard of the heard of the geneva group. it was a forum to talk about the radical futures for afghanistan and the features that brought together countries with significant political or refugee afghan populations. like italy, germany and a run and the u.s. and it was never taken seriously by s until after 9/11. then the near east bureau took it over and i was sent to have our delegation and begin discussions with the iranians. ok, we warned you. now look at what you've got. what are we going to do about it? those discussions led to the bahn conference and the selection of hamid karzai to leave afghanistan had to a u.s.- korean decision for which data -- for which jim tom bentz, i for colleague and friend -- jim dobbins, a former colleague and friend deserves credit, the jury knows pre-attack discussions -- you remember the air war began in early october, the iranian thrust was what do

of machine guns that made mince meat out of them. that's one of the reasons we have the geneva convention. to hawk some of the most vicious forms of progress in their tracks. to me right now the high speed traders in this generation equivalent to the german machine guns that mowed down thousands and the people being annihilated. that's you. the average investor trying to use stoksz cks to save money as generations have before you. as someone that wants to you make money in the stock market cares passionately about a level playing peeled my biggest obstacle convincing you to get into the game, not legit. for as long as we have had stocks we have always treated them as asset class. realistic and legitimate one. try to grow up. it is one of several asset classes that were accepted as positive, constructive places to put your savings, cash, bonds, real estate and gold. in fact, over the long term stocks have been the best performing asset of all of those. last decade. gold has been unbelievable performer. so have bonds. cash, not so bad. only real estate lagged stocks. a lot to do with the di

the geneva plan or something close to it. >> it was suggested they would agree and the decapitation of the regime. president assad. a deal that similarly took place in yemen. >> there has been no sign of that agreement. we have had long and exhaustive discussions with russian leaders about this. the prime minister during the olympics. another serious discussion about it. russia has agreed to what i was describing early. a transitional government on mutual consent. in our view, mutual consent means inevitably that afghan would not be a part of that. it is difficult to imagine in a government formed by mutual consent that they would be present. i have agreed to that. they would not agree on any measure to bring that about, to require that, and force that, for the united nations to mandate that. that remains a gap between us. at the moment, there is no sign in a change. that is why we pursue the many other strands. the work and sent out. the relief come of a non-lethal support. -- the relief, the non-lethal support. we can do a lot in the absence of that. we cannot do -- have an intern

into detention which is a fair cry from of the geneva convention and the lobby of the armed conflict and the logic of the nation at war suggests we should do. and so, if i am looking forward, in the truth and lending i'm an adviser on the romney campaign, not an advocate, all right, if we are looking forward i actually expect there's going to be some continuity between president romney and his predecessor, too if that were to come to pass. i think a lot of these things that carried over from 43 to 44 would carry over to 45. the one additional one might be that we actually look for ways to capture and detain people without needing to be csis miami at the crime scene in order to create the predicate for the criminal case in the article 3 court. i could envision someone considering coming and please don't read this as the governor's intent, i can actually envision someone's saying we could put a couple more people in guantanamo because we are a nation at war, and we do have the right to detain enemy combatants. so as i told you bottomline up front, amazing continuity. we are still argui

they reopened airports following 9/11 bound for geneva and conversations under the u.n. flag with the iranians. those of you who are deeply into esoteria, and i would not suggest you admit who you are, just get counseling -- [laughter] may have heard of the geneva group. this had been in existence for some years. it was a forum, um, to talk about theoretical futures for afghanistan and refugee issues that brought together countries with significant political or refugee afghan populations like italy, germany, iran and the u.s. .. selection of hamid karzai to leave afghanistan had come as the core of this consensus, a u.s. air on the understanding in which he was very influential, and for which jim dobbins, my former colleague and friend deserves enormous credit. during those pre-attack discussion's coming and you remember the war began in early october, iranian threat was what do you need to know to knock their blocks off? you want the map? here's the map. you want to know where we think there weak points are? here coming here and here. you want to know how we think they're going to react to a

" with a facebook campaign now they are trying to get her a gig at the geneva convention. -- democratic national convention. gig for her to introduce the president thursday night and 20,000 or more have liked a facebook page that calls for betty white appearance of some kind here at the dnc. believe it or not, betty white is now 90 years old said to be an obama supporter. online petition reads governor romney can have clint eastwood and improvisational skill because president obama has the one and only betty white. the oscar-winning actor russell crowe took a break from filming his new movie to go kayaking off the coast of long island. it got dark and he got lost. that's what the coast guard reports. russell crow snapped a picture with two officers who gave him a lift along with another kayaker. that's russell crowe in the middle there. after hearing that the actor called them from the shore. russell crow sent out a tweet thanking these guys. updating some of fox top story tonight. saint john the baptist parish outside of new orleans on the west bank of lake pontchartrain after hurricane isaac d

: continuing on the subject of libya, i talked earlier today by telephone from geneva with former secretary general of the united nations kofi annan. what should we worry about when you see the kinds of demonstrations we have seen in cairo and the more lethal consequences in libya about a response to a privately produced film that has nothing to do with america or the american government. >> think that those kinds of incidents first of all shows that the it was how individuals can sometimes take the law into their own hands and react in a manner that we do not expect. it does require leaders to speak up. it does require leaders to send a message that this is simply not done, that it's not acceptable and one cannot have the sort of violence. and i think it also shows that the majority, the silent, peaceful majority, should speak up and the leaders should. because we live in the world of copy cat incidents and what we don't want is for others to replicate this and have it spread around and this is why sometimes i hope not only the litical leaders but some of the religious leaders will speak u

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